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Martin Scorsese:
At that time, the general consensus and climate was a bullying, as usual, by the establishment - as to what serious cinema is. So, it was really revolutionary. Based on what the Trauffaut/Hitchcock reports, we became radicalized as moviemakers. It was almost as if somebody had taken a weight off our shoulders and said, "Yes. We can embrace this. We can go."
At that time, the general consensus and climate was a bullying, as usual, by the establishment - as to what serious cinema is. So, it was really revolutionary. Based on what the Trauffaut/Hitchcock reports, we became radicalized as moviemakers. It was almost as if somebody had taken a weight off our shoulders and said, "Yes. We can embrace this. We can go."
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At that time the general consensus
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and climate was a bullying as usual
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by the establishment as to what serious cinema is
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So it was really revolutionary
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Based on what the Truffaut Hitchcock book was
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we became radicalized as moviemakers
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It was almost as if somebody had taken
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a weight off our shoulders and said
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Yes we can embrace this we could go
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Movie Summary
Filmmakers discuss how Francois Truffaut's 1966 book "Cinema According to Hitchcock" influenced their work.
